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  • Up to 5.7 Million Noncitizens Voted in Past Presidential Elections, Study Finds

    Up to 5.7 Million Noncitizens Voted in Past Presidential Elections, Study Finds0

    As many as 5.7 million noncitizens voted in the 2008 election and potentially more voted in 2016, according to a new study by Just Facts, a New Jersey-based research group, drawing on information from other studies. The study—based on data compiled from Harvard University’s Cooperative Congressional Election Study, an analysis published in the journal Electoral

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  • Up In Arms: The Battle Over Guns in Virginia

    Up In Arms: The Battle Over Guns in Virginia0

    Political war clouds are gathering over the Commonwealth of Virginia. This past November, when the Democrats captured both chambers of Virginia’s legislature, Democratic State Senator Dick Saslaw introduced a bill for the 2020 session, SB16, which would more strictly regulate the purchase of firearms and ammunition, and would include “red flag” laws allowing authorities to

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  • Unsilencing Savanah

    Unsilencing Savanah1

    Savanah Hernandez, 25, is one of the most stifled young journalists in America. She’s intrepid, prolific, and opinionated. But because she has relentlessly exposed the lies of Big Government, Big Business, Big Pharma, and Big Alphabet (LGBTQIXYZ), she will never be embraced or promoted by establishment gatekeepers. Because she is right-thinking, right-leaning and a proud

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  • Unruly students could be ruining your child’s future

    Unruly students could be ruining your child’s future0

    Teachers, parents, and researchers have long recognized that unruly students in classrooms can impact the quality of education for other pupils, but it has been difficult to estimate their impact. In The Long-Run Effects of Disruptive Peers(NBER Working Paper No. 22042), Scott E. Carrell, Mark Hoekstra, and Elira Kuka report that classroom disruptions lead to more than just short-term lower grades

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  • Unrestricted Warfare: China’s Ongoing Assault on the United States

    Unrestricted Warfare: China’s Ongoing Assault on the United States1

    What I know about China I’ve learned from websites and online commentaries. In short, I don’t know much. But retired Air Force Brigadier General Robert Spalding does. Spalding, the author of a new book, War Without Rules: China’s Playbook for World Domination, discusses China’s policy of unrestricted warfare in a recent episode of The Epoch

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  • Unplugging From Reality: Have Some of Us Lost Our Minds?

    Unplugging From Reality: Have Some of Us Lost Our Minds?0

    My Webster’s Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary is no longer new – it was published in 1986 – most of the time my online dictionary suffices. Once in a blue moon, however, I flip open my trusty Webster’s. The word I was hunting this time was psychosis, which this faded red volume defines as “fundamental mental derangement (as paranoia)

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